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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
COTTON NARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. JAM 2l-l2:30p p. INJECTION dull and prices
rsans 5lCd saios~sOoo bales incta ilns loo bales
speculation and export Receiptsl 200 bales. nclud
Futures steady Uplsnds Low Mdding clause. January
delivery. l26id do January and February delivery.
li.oid; do March and Apr aenvery, Ibid; also IL
.B4.; do. April anu May delivery. l364d do. May and
Gad. do JHiy ana August delivery lid; do Angus,
ana september delivery, b 20Uid.
Tenders for delivery at todays clearing OO bales new
Weoily-saes Of the week. $4,000 bales American ooC
bales SPECTATORS tooA 1000 bales exporters Took
bales actual export 1000 bales receipts $4,000
bales American. 900 bales total stock. $4,000 bales
American 1000 bales amount ol cotton ahoat 24iUOu
bales; American, 22O. 900 bales
D. m-Cotton-lne Of the day included 6lOO bales
Futures firm. Upsnds Low Mdding clause January de-
livery i2e4d buyers 9S a arJ eysr LAX
sellers March and April delivery I2osd buyers do
ApT and Nay s s Ssy tt0 June and July aevsy
Dad d July and August delivery lS-S4a buyers
1 p m.-Funres closed dun: Uplands Low abiding
clause January delivery ll64d buyers do January and
dsvSry iI.V4I sellers; do. March and April delivery
l2O4d sellers do April aud May delivery I36sd. sellers
July aslivery iUId sellers do July and August Gsv.
cry vo4d selsrs do August and September delivery
GALVESTON, JAN Election dull Mddhng o; Low MIDI.
ling lll1 Good Ordinary. ll6 net ami gross receipts.
Z7 tales exports coastwlse 4ll9 bales SAFES ~ bales;
Weekiy-Net receipts 1885 bales gross 1887 bales;
eossiwiss 9tSs bales; sales san bales
N0RyoLx, Jan, Z-CcstOn quiet Abiding. 90; net and
sS ssP cs 10
sAyASsAh. jan 2l.-Cotton duit Middling Lilo; taw
Miadlns lSi6i Good Ordinary ~ net ana gros'
800 Uaes; stock. yJ.4S5 bales.
nia,,,~ - ~ s.coS e,rensrv mel rrreipss ia
bales gross 100 bales exports TO Great Bri,aD 1911
bsies; sales. 1900 bales stock, 3ss III baes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22

sp as 4ss. .. sps. ":rc as No ss
80 II, s.liod tSsSla:t. syI;
per gallon susar ON, Loaf o'c or oIapgla'eG &C.:
su Corn S5a a 5. .GN os SS Su.
Rye LOCO bush Harley 1900 sg.n shpm.nt.-flour
1aIs $500 Oasr, fJs 1000 bu.l.i barley 5000
quiet creamery 400. Dairy 2oa2iS Esss 10
fase, !. .. :Fsq aa r'' IS n s
I; b S,:
Gar, Al :. a. %GF. .a J.. .a Bacon
q SSs dnisisd sss. The s3.' j IS.
logs nm Common aud Light IS ooasi 7oi Packing
ps5so Ia. sa ,, ys sa cash t sso sash sash
March : c.. May So pd. Receipts 1000 BUSH Coin
40 S. s Sic eS sa: So o bust aS
81 G2l- bid FeOruaIy 80
80 ~ IS oAi S4r: '1se S: 4 sff
F f%e s rS Ian aua w - g. May May ~ a
steady DAIRY loa lgo; tegs qniet At 2Ge
busil Wheat 2sgIG lush barley e2'5 bush shipments
Flour. 2.lU5 1b~ Wheat UuAlL barley 1850
s5' ;.1 s,a S.. s ~ MI
Itye-No u - a Jj, =. whiskes him 81 i.
bush shipments-Corn 1000 bush oats 5000 bush lJo
bush
PHILADELPHIA. Jan 2l.flour Market dull No Western
FcnnsyiyaDiA fapy e3 - IS 10 Pennsyivania Roller
Process ~ oJ0sib p,las.rs FANNY. s4Ocesi 1C
mana Gear 81 straight - 81 1as4 66 II
.:ns am !. 9SgeSS .r Wert rssn Z, " ss5 IT,
bakers clear 81 ~ ~ dodo straight y 400
- so Minnesota pateni good to coGe 20 ooa 20 20 90 40
EmcEwhcai 81 75af IS per 100 n lor 'hOice new
demand spot lots dun steady No. 2 Red Tor Jan
Anr 9S1 a "a igc..... No. 2 Pennsyv4ma orc.
corn-Msfsct ruled steady. 40 Mixed dead storage In
sf y1a G e4 40 pff Sraor &c. Yellow IN
gram depot 4Gtc: No Mixed in export elevate, aG,.;
49,, a46t C. for March sei7 80. Apnl 47rei ss..
psSn.Si%an 10 spG %st % sG@7 %ssrrn 30
White S1~e. No WHITE gEa" 49, Futures sss
Mach ssaSs%e., 90 Tor ApnI SsTIa$ sgs0o:i
Bod 53c.; Mite stars choice. % Gjec. do ar To Gooi
55c Burr ants choice 30 s do Far TO Good asa 5tc
moth Pear choce % q Doc; Far 10 Good 4o01oc. -.
Ioysea' nr Feet fy g ny , 10 90 90
PORK mess. $1,000 do prime mes. new. $1,000 40 ianly
H. llgG12yc og,. oa6 49,. Lara steady clty
nenned Ooa! 70 steam 60 aog 20 So bnieeS Soso
creamery EIrra. 31c.i Briilora county and now
1GIs crea%sTy , K,sra 2'ci Mister" a,. adj sny
Cheese New-iOIk ull cream. 1870 l3c' ONO hats
so o we!st rs. a MSsl
test bbs O1c. sugaT-Rofned dull. Granuated is log
Su W1ar @ cs Il % pSr
Flour S3oo bbs Wheat 2l7oo bush Corn 800 oush.
oats 1900 lush. snpnents-whoat 72OOo lush Corn
$500 Uush- oats t4OU Dusl
TOLEDO. Jan. 2l-wheat steady. cash s2'.ei req.
ss S Nay % seed DUP s s J n.n ). g." fs - o.
bid. March ~ 10 hceopts-wheat 1900 BUSH Corn eoVo
o1s' o+ 5000 UasS Corn 1000 bush Oats @
Glover seed 400 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22

g: :: e! 4. -; s.; =:
& ss ID e l In ~. !ss5s:: !. az a.
. ~ ..:. ,ui.: ..:.4y :ssy..s
s; I'll &! Sc Sc s
So .;;sf MA 90 s.; IS: E::
ttT VII sustained S &.
S 49, ss9 Ss.J III y: s:s:
Xs~st Segsa asn: iisI Lnss.a sSauiar: SSsss
Y sds ~ se n'e aAs S'ss e Lon:
I'D ssI Ssb % s5: S:
% ..: ay::ssss .SsSs "a III 4 &:
ss 9 % es +: % :
Sss'iss &: aSS M
S!ssss sic:.ss ssis s'; soeS e s:fcn ss.sss7s:
sli:sf gao and
ni' ssr'S s
DS
2os2se; Western DAIRY. 22s2se chesss-Tlere vac
s. III cS 70
W ios Fiat isiYe Good 70 chc,cs Light Skins Skin
%cdsr:s. .a.msnS STATE soSsic. western. sassca;
s1 i aS a. sa assS
Cubes eseisc, Powdered sSs'c dranuated 5Ic. Mould
&C.. confectionery $780, Coffee Standard 716c, COT
4ioatac. Yellow 4L04ac.
STEARINE-Quiet and moro less nominal. City
quoted FAC and OleOmargarine 6sc.
TALLOWModerately active and firm. Primo City quoted
at 4i4c. Sales. $4,000 at 4i494 5-16c.
TOBACCO-Kentucky growth was quiet and steady Seed
Leaf selling moderately. Sales 1900 1855 Pennsylva
MIA Seed Leaf l0 TO Sc 6t cases 1884, ~ S3 do II
TO 3 200 1885 Ohio private terms l20 cases 1888
Dutch to &c., $50 1885 State Havana private terms
81 60
WOOL-Quiet but firm.
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Transferable notices at 9.4O.
COCOA-Quist
CHICORY-DemAnd fair Ground. oss98c.
COOpERAGE STO(K-Dnil and uuChg q Red.

OCOA-Quiet
s sfG sHa
fLoTM Bu.ine:. b: been lin In,
ark fss
relation to the whole markell the choice fasn sf
ssi:, issS .eis ns N sSis Mil
81 10 80 % s %e:. iSs: s
bbI. Extra No . IS 2oSss 56i $500 Dbl. Winter Wheat
% an q sss 4. 9 sS;
the latter Tor one or two Vvs; Sndi OF
Ss;Tsss g g s 8 so
9 s,oss s.s % s asSoS 600
!: a,sss So o" Somson EFT satr. MnSs:o,a sSs
sfs,rn, S@ e.tsas & sossssS BAKERS E..Ss
Patent w@isi wss.. &s,rs = Soss: % ely NM Ei'fa
soUTHkhS -FOUR n, hinged and dull sale. iGo
ss - Far e a"d
2@ss @sr S O sapSTn.s al ~ s' q soss
s an =, ETa@ n., 81 75sss s6 BUcKwhEAT
lots have been less active steady
amt aI . sSsHs ssady w har LIGHT s a
hrm and uuenaneed at The close Opened weak at decline
Closet CT at ' nsesa prices tho day
9a,he; tsIf 10000 Gasnei i 'pg aes s6 unse$
Rel " as2i.c. elevator. 10 White, elc; Ungradei
l % N a a S9et ~ 'IS'Ss at q e. g
closing at g2 do APRIL v.,e ~ &C. closing TSr at "a;
aS ' Closing at So % do July closing Al e7c; August
closing ,sc do December. u oiSG*i 02, closing al
= 1 aa n s n aen Al IS
LEY MALf-Duli aud nominal cohN-spot lots we're
ior both export and home use options we're du irregular
aud prizes at u, close VPeoed Iwfl ruled isS
showed an advance Of &c rom he lYSssi figures OF The day
Uner.isd Mixed a! No s6''c; sseaner.
e de IL Ssg't ssc Steamer yellow
s .s%a. sas q, o e'%as g ssor LOSING at
nj 4, aS o nS Scys 1 and 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
Total bushels .467, 2ls.O00 357 ll2,0oO 6l2763.9
hca Inifr

HAY AND hTRAWThe demand for Hay is without ini-
&c., &c., SssSS Go Ss,s sisS's ssAsght sse
LS ss tho oi one III. aSS
the market is steady one Ameriea4nNew;lors stats
1882 to cSS 4Hf &c., dc
Coast crop 1885 Prime to Choice 2is25e do tar To Good
nan: and Eons%an, crop q 1855 3s9s7c' Mixed Ger
aoLAssEs-Lolins stock still nominaiy quoted at 2oc
SETHLsIircn Iron C ceiIestospu Transferable notice.
anary sysTy '.g,a at s
ISSUED s266c Tor the DAY saSed So
ton. der s a.
Transferable notices Issued at aaoS spceroouie at 44S
NAVAL sToREs-A dull market for Spirits Turpentno
At ash Tor merchantable Rosns quiet but steady
4 ;Is.i = s e. a." V !. 90 90
Tsat ''i S: Sssr. winner
tlS csySn coehu n.s sSsgS s Co.. Co.
s1 a1s Ss LINZ.
sSs Ss%sasd x s sS SsS :1ia
S :erns t4ss ws sSS eraas
ssSss sl;': siis s
Ss$$as :ss s. Sf%: stssSss common. S'S
,s "a s.i ssf1 ::ss
ssass Ss; sl1aa
or AMs hence bark oo0 SDi1 IsnrSd on .nnsS
Of. ssRfs ~? ss
british ship 1900 bbs refined. LIVERPOOL W
:o~ Per-, s g. ss s :ass.
msssuiso emf iss siss 70 LoNboN By steam cam
iss h, ss mem, "a sS S.son
polk std Oh cake los 3D. sugar. y o. measurement
i sss: Us, sra gS:, sHss. 20; beef A.
tIAGoI By rran 5000 ti,,i. grain. as fohr i5~' On
sou. 49, tavS. b,ei 5h Ioik .* Ia. spsa iCs ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22

s.: Is Sc: :
HsssS,..S s'lSs A.. E : S S:S g, SslI -: ~
yx3s: Tsnesss y so:is % J: Iuss:r- Csss::n: "
;; ,Ihrsa g sSe:: Corn Issi g 1890 9. W.
g Sa.s frc Sr quiet PORK els ss1s 90 AA.S
g 10 SaS.' hss g sSsrs Clear o 20 5s..a ~
Bacon nrm. Long Csas q 75 Short Ribs e q "a b
o 81: 10 ws n.% 1907 oGS .u. c:a
so ousn oasA $1,000 oush Rye ...:... buss.. Daess1
push Corn ie00v 6ush osu 900 bush.s Rya ......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
<sr North Rtssr, vssssls asd koCroodA
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

"a, 1prfEE-Drazil Erowths nrmiy hed At Aae for
an Ho ssrgosa Sale. 900 bass NO ltr Mild rrowths
oEsnsd At unchanged quotations ruled anet all day and
SIen s!ssd an advance Of ponts foows Januaty
jh 5 ss Msy s0Sl2ss JYSs I'D l2sc9l2sS
noS-Prices for spot cotton not changed from
o ISures current yesterday but with Irregular specua
TSs rds st EVENING" Of which al were for consumption
Por receipts to-day 20 058 bales comparing with
bales this day 30S bales this day last
since September the total port receipts have been
last year. 'N-'-' ~ " WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK. Friday, Jan. 21-BEEvEs- Receipts were SO
@ 1s' 's,ss S " hsas
fresh n arrivals there 2sEe 90 ara, heiS
Eyer Sr drrs aS a''Is There
suH sas %'s lew
S1 ssS Ss Ct
Rs1a
Chicago margins thin ard the shrewdest sales
sss. Native
6 a so
81: and few Od Oxen at SIS asa 40.
r. h.: II s:S so
a'S 49, ts. 80 10 DO 1892 e f sS ns7e
ya1s no. iis sss 1s 1889
'f's 3 S!g S%s 9ss p E. a ss
i Gs i III; !. i i" ss j. s g lis
40 1ss%1T j 4 SsG
DO h2t2 3 4 81 Do sSiana g. l iS
isso iiia D. &C. Is q Co. go sts Is ehcsso
S2 & + At 81 s'ais S Ru 1900 800 at 4 H d.
l;s T. !; 9 81 s4ssf :o ls1s L q
y 20 indans DO Zoo 81 90 Il d. 5s B.
- 20 IL Oxen from Buffalo, 1894 b. at 1925; Bull 1850
Munroe, 81 Chicago stee.. 1893 y; at So 60 80 do
4 49, s dS 3S q 49, u S gS a as S IS
1885 h. at $ 10: e. DO 1870 o. at 81 S. DO 1882 b.
at s. 10 DO liS@ H. s. 25 60 do 1887 70. private
jF SesIss 81 IS St. Lop,s steer. isii D;ats45o
at "a 40: DO i2so H. at sS75: 40 Kentucky d. ii4o D.
s % , % No. s 81 =: % n sH ess S a s r. at : e
~ G s 70 q, - 90 b ls DO 1888 Sa 1874
40 ia FGsea a, 50, 70 SssFp i es1' s =
< Kentucky sG * do TO- 1879 1879 Is SS b. b.
u Onto do 1850 10 at "a so u Kentucky Oxen 1873 o. at
Bulls 1910 10. at 81 -.
do i Re- at a 10 IS G SSG a. q IS 69ea aaa
steers 1922 b 81 40; Bnls 1868 d. at So 80: 10 In
AZ IS so do. i22C Il. at 81 2j
LNKskecepts were los mead. The feeling was pretty
firm day prices unchanged bunch OF Grassers and
Iearngs sold at 3 and Ordinary to Choice Veals too
Dressed Calves today with light sup
ply prices were fully maintained: -,,-
n q, SEs' y;sl 229 n at &c do $50 % at &c "a,
days head 5222 head for the same tme
generally rated &c lower Fifteen or twenty
Common to Sheep sold 81 4Oas5 62l and
Of extra Heavy Wsther' at $685. oS,; Poor to Prime
Saes-Judd buckingham: 200 Indiana Sheep. So 10 at
sherman Culver l75 Kansas sheep lO5 N, at s475
soder 90 400 kea6uesy s nsp =, n. at so
D. Harrington: III Mchean Lambs 10 N CSC also a.
a0h.st 203 Michigan sheep 81 ~ at &c $50 Ohio DO l05
II; at sc; 40 Michigan amDs; rs 10, at6gc. -
am ' 6 h. al &C. is6 do rs a. - &C. isS do 80 NJ at
IianGcck Davis: 232 Pennsylvania sheep and Lambs,
DaenGack & Dewey 4le state sheen. So 10, M4'.c: $50
I3s TO- at &c 1872 do 10 10. O6l4 2O3 Lambs
EvtrItt s PIdcock 2Ji ohio Sheep, 90 10, at IS 10.
Hogs Receipts were u ears OF 1873 heals car. at
se ssa" ~ ga head ior the Same time last Week None
for sale alive Normally steady at 6djtc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22

ST. LOWS jan 2k-FioUr steady ngeixXx 81 10
81 GS FAMILY a. txBsy ~ ~
q ~ Fancy ~ iO1+ H. Patents - 20 a. 90
" nsa, lun AMI tas,. M ke cash 81 81 ~. January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
spl,lrs or TuRrENTIN C.

CBAniEsToN. Jan 2i-Turprnfine dull At S6,sc asked
kAVAAkAu jan, xi.--1uII ,Iiibv hfi, ~ Jtr
WELLINGTON. Jan. N.-1ufpcntinV quiet Al ~ ~ oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
CHICAGO AID WEST MICHIGAN,
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETa

LONDON jan PA m-Consols. 100 1915 for money and
lo0 for the account Atlantic and Great Wss tern Frat
Mortgage ruatees Certificates I9 DO eecond NoftEeSe
Canadian Pacific 69ss Erie Second ConsoA ~! y )
2lL
Paris advcss quote Three Per st 81 francs
IL y confines for the account
Hudsons Bay Company, %.
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank OF England on
balance to-day Is $1,000.
Paris quote Cent az 80 frames
go confines for tho and exchange London ~ 20
francs SO confines for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22

SALEsAT THE CONSOLIDA TED STOCK AND PETEO
LEUA EYCTANGE
STOCKl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22

STAINED.

For fuure deliveries the market irregular one
FIRST prices showed advance OF point but under liberal
receipts Zee set In, Around the close however the ee'
ing improve and he opening were substantially the closing
figures. Sales. II 400 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
Rheumatism

According the best authorities originates In morbid es
dition Of the blood Tactic ac caused by posen
OF the geatnous and albumnous sue crcuass with TIE
blood and attacks the nbroas tissues particularly IN the
oins and thus the local Manifestations OF the
The back and shoulders parts usually Affected
BY rheumatism and the joints the ankles hips anA
wrists also sometimes attacked Thousands Of peopo
have found In Hoods ssrsaparlas positive and permanent
for rheumatism. This medicine BY ts purifying and
vitalzng action the bIoo the Of die.
and IL also gives strength every function Of the bes
II you suffer from rheumatism try Hoods sarsapsria
II have taken Hoods sarsapana for dyspepsia ard -
tonic Alternative with the beneficial resultA Aavo
also used it for rheumatinn with good eject regard -
Of the very best family medcnsa and would not W.
ingly be without it"-A B. CURRY. Providence. r. L
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold BY druggsts 81 S. Prepared only BY O.
HOOD co. Apothscares. Lowell. Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22

T. II. GOODMAN General Passenger Agent
NURDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE o LONDON.
NETWORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
last EMPRESS STEAMERS.
TRAYE,Wed Ian 20 q: 3Oam EMs.M We'd Feb 10, l2:30nA
sAALE We'd Feb2 II: 3Oa m. TKAVE, ed, Feb.23
ALLEk, We'd, Feb ga m. fuLDA. sat, Feb. ~, IA NJ
First CABIN $ 10 6O according 10 loo alton. Second CAbnt
SJ5 Steerage At lowest rates.
OELRICHS n CO.. No Bowling Green.
DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYN
l. LINES FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. CHINA, Ck3
TRIAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From NewYork pier loot Of Caaast, NJ X
For san Francisco via the Istbmns Of Panama
ACAPU Leo sails Monday, Jan. - nooA
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES
SAN FRANCISCO.
CABIN $40 steerage $50
From San Francisco LIST and Brarnon.sta.
tor China ami Japan
CITY OF PEKING aaiis SATURDAY. JAM 90 2 D. u.
For freight passage and general apply
pany's office on the pier, loot Canast n. H.
II. J. BU LAY. supernte ndene
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-22
CLOSING PRICES OF OALIFORNA srooKA
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 81, 1887.

overman Mining Company has lowed assessment Of
80 cents per share
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSrOv STOCKS
BOSTON. Jan. 81. 1887.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-02-12
9EO!EEEEs OF THESE HORSES
w AR r A n T ED

TERMS OF SALE: One-fourth
cash. one-half of balance IN Fall of 1885
other half, Fall of 1887. Intending
buyers will do we'll to compare our
prices with Eastern dealers. Our
h-stern firm having n man in France
to buy, and one in Illinois to buy
Grades, we defy competition.
We will mike another shipment Of
this favorite breed of Horses in tho
Spring, and will take orders for grades
by cropping with thorougbbreds and
trotters, or any kind of crop of French
horse, as well as full bloods.
Also dealers in Polled Angus and Gal
loway cattle.
Correspondence solicited.
N. II. HARDY & 90.
Successor to Illinois.
- Norman Horse 90.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-09
Edison's Submarine signal.

Orange, N. j., Special: Thomas A. Edi-
rine telegraphic apparatus OF bearing the
sound of q steamers wheels fifteen miles
distant and thinks he has progressed so
that he can transmit his message from
ship to ship a distance of at least seven
miles. What he purposes doing after he
has perfected his apparatus is to have
large ocean steamers equipped with
steam whistles and transmitters. Un-
der the water line of each steamer
will be sounder, connected with
the captains cabin by thin transmitting
wire running through u tube, When the
captain of one vessel wants to signal
another he will sit down to the key board,
turn the steam on his whistle and manipu
late the keys and send the message out
into the waves that break against the
sounder. This sound will pass unbroken
from wave to wave with remarkable velocity
until it runs up against the sounder ofsome
vessel or vessels which may happen to be
within reach OF the volume of sound. As
soon as the wave containing the sound
strikes the sounder on the hull OF the vessel
or vessels within reach, the message will
run over the electrical wire to the captain e
cabin. where it will ring an electrical bell.
An attendant will thes take down the mes
sage as it comes over the water. After the
message has been received, the captain can
swing his vessel around and continue the
message through seven miles OF water in
the same direction until it strikes another
steamer, when the operation may be re
peated until the whole breadth OF ths
ocean has been crossed.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-09
Blaine Barred by the Provost.

EDINBURGH, July S.-There is great deal
of Indignation manifested over the failure OF
Blaine to obtain admission to the Council
Chamber during the presentation OF the
freedom of the city to Carnegie. Now it ap-
pears that the occurrence was brought
about by official tape. Blaine and Senator
Hale arrived half an hour late. All ap-
proaches to the Council Chamber were
erowded-visitors had d hard time reaching
the chamber door. When they got there
they found themselves without tickets.
The janitor did not know them and would
not pass them in. Carnegie was at the
time delivering his address. Blaine sent q
message to the Provost, who waited until
Carnegie had finished his address before
sending orders for the admission of the dis
tingushed Americans. By this time both
Blaine and Hale became diegusted and re.
tired. Carnegie, when he heard what had
happened, became very angry. and would
scarcely listen to the Provosts apologies.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-09
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

Prince Ferdinaad's pa and ma may OBJ
ject to his taking the throne for the Bulgers.
Stanley has been heard from in Central
Africa, i'll, and his men in state OF in
subordination. They were little short
on feed.
Yesterday was the last day OF the
American Institute OF instruction at Bur-
lington, Vermont.
The Washington Muffers were Kissed
yesterday when the Hoosiers batted the
ball across the PatOmac fats.
General Tuttle, of Iowa, gets in his
tattle on the Associated Press on Cleve-
lands declinat;on to visit st. Louis, and
says he thinks the President pursued the
wisest course.
The Countess Non Compos, who was alb
Quoted by her lover, is not yet married,
but 'opes to be.
De Lesseps has issued a circular announc-
ing the second issue of bonds of the Panama
Canal, amounting to two million francs,
although one hundred million are still on
hand.
Physicians say Sharpe'e condition is so
critical that they will recommend that
Judge Barrett commute his punishment to
fine of$5, 900.
The carpenters in New York are protest
ing against the lower tendency OF wages.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-09
Powderly on Grain Gambling.

PHILADELPHIA. July 8.-Grand Master
workman Powderly in the Journal OF
United Labor, pays his respects to grain
and stock brokers in q vigorous manner.
Referring to the the recent corners in coffee
and wheat, Mr.. Powderly says:
The lesson taught our members by the
experiepce OF the past six weeks is to keep
their eyes open and to keep them turned
toward the produce exchanges of New
York. Chicago and other large cities, and
the moment grain or produce gambler
stacks the cards and announces that there
is q scarcity in certain articles OF food, and
that prices must go up in consequence
every member should resolve, and resolve
out loud, that until the unhallowed hand
of the speculator has been removed from
control OF the article in question, not q
pound nor an ounce more than can be
avoided, will be purchased.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-09
Prizes for the Blind.

LONDON, July S.-Princess Victoria, wife
OF the German Crown Prince, to-day pre-
sented the commencement prizes at tho
Norwood School for the Blind. United
States Minister Phelps was present and
made an address.
The St. Petersburg Novoe Vermya says
that the election OF Prince Ferdinand, of
SAKE Cobourg, to the Bulgarian throne
exhausts Russia's patience. austria will
not succeed" adds the paper. "Russia's
action may Inconvenience Austria"
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-09
FIVE STYLES.
sYLvEsTER's SAY.

Sylvester the slugger, requests The MINER
to say in reply to the structures of the
Inter Mounta ain on the prize fight arranged
for between him and Dune Mcdonald, that
he is not here on that particular business,
hut ia willing to measure his muscle and
skill as an American citizen with that OF
any other citizen under the conditions
named. The proposition to fight Mcdonald
does not contem plate any violation OF the
law, the terms expressly providing for
gloves within the meaning OF the law
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-09
LET EN- SELL OUT.

New YORK, July SIN the Circuit Court
to-day the suit of the Oregon & Transcon-
tinental against the Northern Pacific rail
road was laid over until the next motion
day. the action is brought to restrain the
defendant from building certain branch
roads, which is claimed were projected for
the purpose OF sadaling the main line with
debt, and thereby defrauding the stock
holders. The plaintiff is a large holder OF
Northern Pacific stock.